Sentence examples for indoor number from inspiring English sources

Current European indoor number one Brian Gregan will move down in distance to tackle the 200m.

The indoor number particle concentrations is higher compared to the outdoor levels in both Athens and Heraklion museums for all seasons except the winter period in Athens metropolitan area indicating indoor sources.

The emerging Stewart Anderson, now the world indoor number nine, beat Foster in this year's world indoor final, former world champion David Gourlay is third in the rankings, Darren Burnett is number four, while five-time world champion Alex Marshall is down at 13.

Indoor particle number and PM2.5 concentrations were investigated in a radio station surrounded by busy roads.

The results indicated that indoor particle number and PM2.5 concentrations were governed by outdoor air, and were significantly affected by the location of air intake and design of HVAC system.

After the relocation of air intake and the redesign of the HVAC system, the indoor particle number concentration was between 2.3×103 and 3.4×103 particles/cm3, with a median value of 2.7×103 pandicles/cm3, and the indoor PM2.5 concentration was in the range of 3 5 μg/m3, with a median value of 4 μg/m3.

It is an affront to the towering genius of LeBron James, who could probably apply that 6ft 8in, 18st frame in any sporting context, and to an indoor audience numbering 20,000 to dismiss the sport thus.

Utah passed the strongest Clean Indoor Air Act, and the number of individual non-legislators (65) who participated in the process exceeded by a third that of Florida, the state with the second highest number of participants.

The survey equipment installation in an indoor space – sensor number and positions, record frequency – is a delicate procedure depending on several conditions related to the specific room.

To indicate daylight availability in indoor spaces, a number of daylight metrics have been proposed, but those metrics are not always fully accounted in the optimisation process.

We identified perceived thermal comfort and satisfaction, perceived indoor air temperature, number and type of interactions as markers for the thermoceptive comparison of virtual and physical offices.